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The Truth about the Massive 2022 Great Recession.

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is the great reset upon us and has the

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great reset now been fully priced into

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the stock market let's talk about the

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great reset the stock market and what to

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expect going forward

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let's start

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first we are experiencing the greatest

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inflation that we have seen in the last

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40 years with expectations that at least

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in the united states the peak has not

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been achieved yet in fact the next cpi

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data set for july is expected to come in

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even higher than that of june

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the same is true in markets around the

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world we are fighting substantial

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inflation to which central banks around

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the world more than 70 percent of them

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are raising interest rates quickly to

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tighten financial conditions compress

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the wealth of individuals so that

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finally they spend less money and

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hopefully inflation goes down because

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the worst thing for an economy is

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runaway inflation because it leads to

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the collapse of currencies

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well folks

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this is also compounded by the fact that

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individuals incomes because of high

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inflation

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is plummeting this is a chart of changes

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in real wages versus 2021. we've got the

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united states marked in blue here you

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can see we're doing far better than the

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rest of the world where places like

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italy spain and greece are having

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substantially larger decreases in wages

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and so naturally it makes a lot of sense

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that misery throughout the world is

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rising substantially in fact if you take

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a look at the covid spike of misery

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right here we are slowly approaching

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those levels of misery again

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these are the misery indices for in

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white the united states in blue the

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united kingdom and in orange the

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eurozone but before we draw any

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conclusions i have to remind you to

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enjoy this slide here that suggests that

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more than 70 percent of those in the

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united states believe a recession will

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happen by the end of 2022

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with another 9 so a total of 80 percent

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of individuals believing we'll see a

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recession between now

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and 2023 and this is where you want to

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make sure to take advantage of the data

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the atlanta fed provides to us take a

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look at this now updated as of today

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atlanta fed gdp now real gdp estimate

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for the second quarter of 2022

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it provides that for the entire first

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half of the year we actually had

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negative gdp potentially this is not the

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official figure of negative 1.7

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unfortunately a negative gdp for two

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quarters in a row or two sets of three

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months in a row in other words

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potentially the first half of 2022

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implies that we already are in a

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technical recession the gdp now index

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has slightly moved up as you can see

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here from negative 2.1 percent to

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negative 1.9 with an average of a

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negative 1.7 percent read for the entire

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first half and folks unsurprisingly the

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bond market which often can predict what

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happens in markets and financial

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conditions is telling us that we're due

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for another recession see when this

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chart has a negative read as you can see

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it has right here a negative read which

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was once seen here

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again seen here and again seen here

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tends to come right before these red of

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vertical bars these red vertical bars

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represent recessions and folks take a

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look at this we have once again

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inverted

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in the spread between the two year and

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five-year treasury yields now you don't

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have to know exactly what that means

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folks the bond market tells us in

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multiple ways that a recession is around

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the corner i just showed you the spread

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between the two year and the five year

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well we also have a spread of the ten

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year versus the two year which is

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sometimes considered an even more

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reliable indicator of a recession coming

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when a two-year treasury yield is more

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expensive in the short term than a

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10-year treasury yield we get an

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inverted curve and we had that here on

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april 1st we had that very briefly here

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for a few hours and take a look how

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deeply we have presently inverted

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the bond market is telling us a

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recession and a great reset

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is here and coming and so it's no

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surprise that in real estate we are

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seeing the number of homes with active

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price drops skyrocketing which is a

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prelude to actual reductions in sales

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prices and potentially negative real

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estate gains but we're also seeing

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investors in the stock market turn to

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hedges

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buying puts and taking up options on the

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vix

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the vix is known as the volatility or

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fear index and the more we see investors

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via this white line take up positions or

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bets on the vix

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the more investors are telling us we

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think more bad might be around the

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corner you could take a look at this

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chart here and you could see that we

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have seen the largest amount of

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purchasing of call options in the vix

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which means individuals are making a lot

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of bets that volatility and fear is

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about to skyrocket and they are doing so

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at the highest levels that we have seen

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since the covid panic

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folks

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that is a red flag that at least the

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institutional investors and hedge funds

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believe more pain is ahead

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after all we have not seen what's known

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as a cathartic flushout yet in the stock

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market

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this orange line set here

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represents spikes in the fear index it's

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inverted so the more it goes down the

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more fear there is in this case it's

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upside down right it's inverted and you

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can see these massive fear spikes

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once here during the dot-com era you

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could see the fierce spike here during

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the great recession you could see the

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beginning of the taper tantrum here the

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continuation of the taper tantrum

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slightly over here the covet pandemic a

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panic here and look at where we sit now

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really a massive lack

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of fear

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a lack of what folks are calling for

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which is that cathartic flush-out that

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says fear and capitulation is now at

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such a high level that now is

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potentially the time to buy but we

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haven't seen that yet however folks

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take a look at the logarithmic chart of

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the s p 500 going all the way back my

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friends to

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right here

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the great

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depression 1930.

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what we see here is a lot of pain over

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time in various different cases you

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could see a 22 drop in 1.2 years here a

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28 drop in six months a 22 drop in eight

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months a 36 drop in a year and a half 48

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drop in a 1.8 years 27 drop in 1.8 years

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look at this one 36 down in two months

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folks we sit right here

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25 down

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in

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five

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months

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and this logarithmic chart shows us

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that over time

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what happens folks

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stonks do

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this

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now that's not to say that this is the

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bottom of the market or that you should

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hop in with everything you have and it's

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time for yolo call options and it's time

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to get into margin no in fact i'm very

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proud to say that right now

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i have zero margin i'm completely out of

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margin and i recommend that you be

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completely out of margin as well because

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if we do get a capitulation panic and we

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do get a cathartic flush out you might

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not survive this line

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if we end up getting a deep spike over

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here to the downside and you're heavily

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margined you could get wiped out and the

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key in this market is to survive

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you want to be a survivor

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and folks what are people doing right

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now who potentially want to survive but

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are making bets on beating down stocks

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we'll take a look at this

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arc is seeing a burst of inflows

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here you can see the price of the arc

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etf has risen just recently

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and

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as this rise has occurred

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so has by the dipping in arc k

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this is the most consistent stretch of

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by the dipping that we have seen in the

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entire

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year you can see this by simply counting

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the bars four bars plus this little one

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here is actually a plus that's five bars

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this is eight bars of positive net

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inflows into arc that is the longest

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stretch that we have actually had since

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january where we had four bars in a row

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otherwise all the bars going down were

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net outflows so you can see that

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consistent by the dipping is happening

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right now and people are placing bets on

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innovation on sold off technology trades

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even warren buffett is buying the dip

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warren buffett is of course buying the

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dip in oscillator petroleum with now a

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total share count of over 17.6 ownership

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in the company but take a look at how

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warren buffett buys he buys when people

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are fearful he's greedy as they say when

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people are fearful

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and he actually does so sure he bought

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here on the rise at the beginning of the

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war

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but he bought the dip here

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he bought the dip here he bought the dip

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here he bought the dip just a few days

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ago warren buffett is buying

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individuals while some institutions are

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hedging individuals are buying

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innovation they're buying the future of

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america

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and it makes sense because what are we

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seeing we are seeing the highest

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fall

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in technologies and why is that folks

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it's because some folks are saying the

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end of june saw the highest amount of

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outflows of technology or money and

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technology funds and that maybe now is

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officially the time to go in and buy the

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dip then maybe the bottom is in in

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the way we're going to buy the bottom is

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we're going to buy while hedging for a

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volatility spike and why are people

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doing that why are people all of a

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sudden buying the dip

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well it's because we're finally actually

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starting to see some signs that maybe

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inflation

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could be transitory now that sounds very

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offensive to a lot of folks because the

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idea that inflation is transitory sounds

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like a hoax it sounds like a lie they

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told us that after the covet pandemic

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and the panic of covid that we might

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have some transitory reopening inflation

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first because of who remembers the

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phrase base effects where when we

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compare back to the prior year we

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compare into a hole the base effects

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tell us oh we should have high inflation

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but they also tell us that hey wait a

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minute not only do we have this but we

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have a reopening so people are going to

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spend money again as we reopen

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well this was the first potential sign

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of inflation coming and going

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unfortunately this sort of balloon of

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inflation even though we had declines in

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inflation in the summer of 2020

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what ended up happening in the fall of

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2020 we got the delta variant

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and we immediately destroyed supply

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chains with chinese shutdowns again

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coveted pandemic first delta variant

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next

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what came after the delta variant folks

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omicron to destroy supply chains once

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again and really put a nail in the

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coffin of supply chains

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covid was now lasting

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inflation was lasting

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so what happened thereafter

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we got a war

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that didn't end up ending in may like

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many had hoped including myself

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but is now potentially lasting for the

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rest of the year and so folks are

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finally looking back to signs that maybe

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inflation has potentially peaked

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here is a chart showing us commodity

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prices and how they moved from 2021 to

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2022 you can see massive moves in

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commodity prices up 45 food prices up 68

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oil prices up 148 and metal prices up

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100 and sorry 56

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but what have we also seen

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since the peak in the second quarter of

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2022

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declines across the board commodity

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prices down eight percent food prices

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down eight percent burnt down eight

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percent and metal prices down 23

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some are now saying that the peak

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is in

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and if the peak is in in commodities

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then maybe we'll actually start seeing

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gas prices come down as well

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and that's exactly what we've seen we've

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started seeing gas prices come down

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so

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what does this mean

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and is there potentially a really

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important chart that we have to pay

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attention to and understand because it

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could be a signal of what's right around

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the corner which could be critical to

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your investing future

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the chart that is so critical

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let me just reiterate to you falling

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commodity prices this is the bloomberg

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commodity price index commodities are

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huge leading factor in inflation

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commodities go down first

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then input costs fall

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then we see producer prices fall

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then we see consumer prices fall and so

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what are we seeing we are seeing almost

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all of the gains of commodity prices

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since february being eradicated and so

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now let's take a look at what becomes

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extremely important for your investing

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future first you have to understand the

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foundation of this graph because it's

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about to get more complicated and i want

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you to follow along with this this is

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the bond market's estimation of future

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inflation it's called the five-year

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break-even chart and it measures the

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difference between the five-year

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treasury and the five-year tips which is

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an inflation-protected security

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now don't worry about the complicated

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details of how that works just know that

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as this line goes down the market is

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screaming we think inflation is about to

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plummet in fact we are now at the lowest

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level in the five-year break-even chart

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that we have seen since folks look at

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this

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last

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july

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that's remarkable we are at such low

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levels now of inflation expectations

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that we have eradicated

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all of over here the delta expectations

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of inflation and the war expectations of

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inflation they're gone

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but now we need to overlay something

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very important

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this

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is the five-year break-even chart that's

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the white line that you just saw it's

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the same one

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zoomed out all the way back to 2020 or

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2014. so this is the same white line

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that you saw here and these orange lines

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here representing this fall

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are right

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here this is that fall that you saw

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zoomed in on

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now

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why is this chart so remarkable well

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this chart is so remarkable because we

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took the five-year break-even and

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slapped on top of it the blue line the

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blue line represents year-over-year

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inflation

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and what i want you to see is the

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inflection points that happen in this

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chart let's go over here together

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see this inflection point right here you

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can see the white line the five-year

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breakeven line

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in flex up

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right before we get an inflection up in

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the green

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over here the same thing you see the

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white line and flex up right before the

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blue line and flex up you can see that

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again here the white line inflects up

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inflation and flex up you see that here

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the white line inflects down the blue

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line or inflation and flex down shortly

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after

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then the white line bottoms and then

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flex up shortly after the blue line

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comes up

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then we get an even more steepening in

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the break even expectations we get a

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steepening in the blue line this is over

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the past eight years it's been very

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consistent and yeah there is an

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opportunity right here to say that one

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fell before the other

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but frequently

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a massive inflection in one is followed

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by a massive inflection in the other

20:11

and so what do we have right here folks

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at this tippy top here we have a massive

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inflection point in the white line which

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has now gone all the way down to this

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orange box here

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what has not come down yet is the blue

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line

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however

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if this chart is correct we are about to

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see inflation via the blue line

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potentially peak

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but then plummet

20:36

if inflation plummets then the federal

20:38

reserve can be less aggressive in

20:41

tightening monetary policy and the

20:43

federal reserve might say you know what

20:44

now our goal is to avoid a recession or

20:47

to minimize a recession let's support

20:49

the economy again rather than hurting

20:52

the economy and you know what that means

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stonks go burr this is that same chart

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without my drawings on it but showing

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you it's not just the five-year break

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even which is the white line but it's

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also the 10-year breakeven the orange

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line which shows you the same style of

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inflection points

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and folks

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what are people doing

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well in the first half retail investors

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said you know what

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we're seeing this as the opportunity of

21:20

a lifetime to buy stocks bank of america

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security clients were net buyers of u.s

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equities towards the end of the second

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half or the first half for the first

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time in four weeks institutional clients

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like pension funds were also the largest

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net buyers and the only ones who are

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still selling are stupid hedge funds i

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mean sorry just hedge funds bloomberg is

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now reporting that our pmi reports are

21:42

still coming in high but they're not

21:43

representing the plummet that we're

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seeing in commodities yet remember what

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happens first commodities plummet

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then after a delay you see producer

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prices plummet price expectations paid

21:58

plummet and then cpi inflation comes

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down which is your consumer inflation

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and this is where folks

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we have to talk about

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one more thing

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what should you invest in

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well potentially something for you to

22:11

invest in during this time

22:13

is investing in something like electric

22:15

vehicles electric vehicles already

22:17

represent a more than six percent of the

22:18

us car market with a parade of new

22:21

models that's about to ramp quickly

22:23

including elon musk who just this

22:25

morning suggested that maybe

22:28

tesla's next foray should be a personal

22:31

and cargo van

22:32

and elon musk in the past has expressed

22:35

his admiration for the mercedes sprinter

22:38

these are vehicles that should be very

22:40

easy to build they're not complicated

22:43

like the cyber truck and they sell for a

22:45

beautiful and delicious premium

22:48

folks

22:49

right now the leader in electric

22:51

vehicles is tesla beating even byd and

22:54

the other electric automakers throughout

22:57

the world

22:59

tesla is growing its sales year over

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year while all other companies are

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seeing declines in sales even ford who

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suggests that oh don't worry

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we are selling hand over fist ford

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monkeys yeah well you know what else is

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happening with ford ford isn't able to

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make a profit here's an article from

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june 15th from bloomberg

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ford motor companies hot selling mustang

23:28

machi electric suv and other plug-in

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models are being rendered unprofitable

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by the rising cost of raw materials

23:35

which fortunately have started coming

23:36

down but in this environment ford can't

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keep up with pricing power to actually

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make a profit

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in fact their chief financial officer

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says we actually had a positive bottom

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line profit when we launched the car but

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then commodity costs wiped that out

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in fact the more evs that ford says the

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more ford says you're going to see

23:58

pressure on the bottom line when we

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launch our evs they're not going to be

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positive really so now you're going to

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sell cars at a loss just to say you're

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selling cars well at least you're not

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toyota because toyota right now

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literally is issuing a recall because

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wheels are falling off their electric

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vehicles

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oh well and when we look at bloomberg's

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score bloomberg a publication that

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usually bags on tesla when we look at

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bloomberg's equation for the most

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fuel-efficient vehicles that exist what

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do we get folks the best green score

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models are

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first the tesla model 3 the most

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affordable tesla followed actually by

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the lucid then the model s

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the bolt the model y

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and then towards the end of the list

24:46

some other contenders like the kia and

24:48

of course the substantially larger and

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heavier tesla model x

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so folks the question now for you is

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if the great reset has come and gone

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